Ebola has killed 5,160 out of 14,098 people infected across eight countries, according to the group’s most recent update, which presents an uncertain stage dented with disappointments but also peaked with some bright points in its effort to bring the Ebola outbreak under control. In one hopeful sign, the rate of Ebola transmission is no longer increasing at a national level in Guinea and Liberia, though some areas of both countries are still seeing an escalation. So hopefully the world health organization will successfully cease and put an end to this deadly virus, and leave this horrifying global outbreak in 2015.
Tuesday, January 13, 2015
Ebloa's effect on the world during 2014
Ebola has killed 5,160 out of 14,098 people infected across eight countries, according to the group’s most recent update, which presents an uncertain stage dented with disappointments but also peaked with some bright points in its effort to bring the Ebola outbreak under control. In one hopeful sign, the rate of Ebola transmission is no longer increasing at a national level in Guinea and Liberia, though some areas of both countries are still seeing an escalation. So hopefully the world health organization will successfully cease and put an end to this deadly virus, and leave this horrifying global outbreak in 2015.
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